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CT's health costs increasing twice as fast as goal set by Lamont

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Health care costs in Connecticut are expected to rise by 2.9% in the next three years. The cost of health care is rising faster than the rate of population growth. The state is trying to reduce the cost of care by cutting back on health care spending. The goal is to make health care more affordable.

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The CT Mirror

CT's health costs increasing twice as fast as goal set by Lamont

Connecticut’s first health care benchmark report says health costs in the state rose by 6% to $34 billion in 2021, double the aggressive goal set by Gov. Ned Lamont to limit cost growth to 2.9% in each of the next three years. Less than $2 billion went to primary care that the governor’s health adviser says is crucial to preventing or stabilizing chronic conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, saving residents from costly complications…

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